The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-10-13
E&Oys'ers and Soup, every
day, including Sundays, at Johnny
kirstein's.
Glorious autumn days.


yet
Miss Maggie Case is visiting thi
week in Columbus.
How m,ny tim,s do you 90 tc
church in a year!
Cllestnuts are plenty on oul
streets al 10 Ct MS per quart.
The foliage fihe forestsis fast
changing t<<crimson and gold.
Jack Frost is doing some lively
eleciionecring now. He'll get there.
Now for your autumn leaves
They are blushing from Jack Frost's
kisses.
You don't see 60 many birds on
The women's hats and bonnets now
adays.
Apples, potatoes, and all other
fruits and vegetables are scarce
in our market and command a
high price.
The Logan Band appered on the streets
Saturday evening in their handsome new
uniforms. The band went to-day to attend
the Lancaster Fair.
Mr.. Fred Miley and wife, of
Putnam county. Ohio. are visit
ing their cousin, Jacob Weaver,
of this place.
Fast driving within The city
limits should be stopped. If more
arrests were made there would
be fewer aecidenis.
The City Council met in regu
lar session Tuesday evening, al
io~ed;the,,usua al number Of bills,
and adjourned.
Miss Maud Bright give q pleas
art reception party on last Friday
night TO Lcf guest cousin, aiiss
Katy Weaver. OF Lancaster.
Judge Olds.. and Judge Knash. of
Columbus; Judge Welsh of Athens,
and Hon. Heury' s. Neal, OF lron;ou
were in attendance at Circuit court
last. week.
We present Oh the first page an able dis
cussion on the matter of Revenue Reform
from Or. kagay, OF somerset, one .of the
profound thinkers of the country. The ar
i.c,e is written especially ..or lhe SENTINEL
twill command attention from tile
thoughtful OF all parties.
TIE speech ofour talented Congressman.
Hon Joseph II. ouii waite, whica We pre-
. cent This weeh VIII he read with interest.
Our c;t:zens without regard to party are
anxious TO know the views OF our own
Congressman. Mi. Cultivate presents
Iarts and arguments that invite study and
ccnE:6crntion.
Jacob Hencst. son Of Mr. Lewis
H.-ngsi. of Bremen, was among
the many visitors TO ,,nr Fair lasl
week. the guest Of his nucie. jail
cob Keller.
During the present month the
moon manages twice 10 get full.
which fact is a great discourage
ment 10 the professional political
prohibilionists.
The pork packing season is near
al hand. Mr.. Stiers will COM
mence operations OIL The ap-
proach of the first cold wave.
Then will backbone, sparerib and
tenderloin be plenty.
To-day Mr.. Jacob Weaver will
celebrate The 45th anniversary of
his birthday. He will keep open
house at William Waner's, and
receive the congratulations Of his
friends.
Grandmother Kunkler, an old
lady of nearly rlnetY years of age
has been awarded a pension as de-
pendent mpther. the pension was |
secured to the old lady by Z. H. ]
Buerhaus. The back lay IS
s240G. Allowance si2.00 per month.
John B. Finch, of Nebraska, the
great Prohibition orator, and chair,
man of the National Prohibition Com ,
WAS seized with a 3it and {
died in few minutes, October 3td, {
at railroad station in Boston. Il
Circuit Court adjourned on last
Tuesday. The session was occupied by l
the hearing of case involving the {
sale of the Ogden Furnace, made some Y
ten years ago, and in litigation ever !
since. The action of the lower Court /;
was reversed, and the conditions of the
dispute in law are just where they be-
gun.
Mr. Wm. Armstrong, of Perry ,
was among the callers {
at the Sentinel Office on Satur- ,
day. "Uncle Billy" as he is fa-
called, is yet Eale and :
hearty and looks forward 10 the
anniversary of his 18th birthday.
which occurs this month. |
II is estimated that seven thou I
sand people attended our Fair
on Saturday last. 1t was the
largest gathering eyer had at +;
any previous fair in the county. k,
We have now a good start and
next year the Hooking County
Fair will rank with the best in
the State.
We call attention The new adj
vertisement of Albert Becker
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